From cone-winding through to turning the toe and casting-off, this video shows each aspect of a standard ribbed sock. It uses an 80-slot cylinder Gearhart 1924-ish CSM with ribber plate.
Web Links:
- Antique Cone Winder Rubber Stopper - amzn.to/3fTTGXy (paid link)
- Juana's Selvedge Cast-On - • How I set up a rib pat... (12:00 minute mark skips right to Juana's Selvedge)
00:01 Antique Cone Winder with Rubber Stopper modification
00:45 Winding Yarn Onto Cone
02:17 Description of Standard Sock
03:05 Machine Set Up (Juana's Selvedge) 1x1 Ribbing
04:08 Cast On With Mesh Tube
06:40 Tying On Sock Yarn
07:10 Adding Weight with Weight Buckle
08:00 Pulling Through Sock Yarn
08:35 First Round With Sock Yarn
08:50 Putting Ribber Plate On
09:20 Picking Up Ribber Stitches
14:30 Ribbing 1x1 (for 30 rounds)
15:40 Setting Up For 3x1 Ribbing
19:00 3x1 Ribbing (for 72 rounds)
19:35 Setting Up For Turning Heel
22:35 Pre-Heel 3 Rounds (half ribbing, half stockinette)
23:00 Parking Ribber Needles and Putting Back Needles Out of Work
25:28 Removing Ribber Plate
25:40 Turning Heel
32:30 Self-Wrapping Short-Row Stitches on Heel
39:00 Replacing Ribber Plate and Unparking Needles
47:00 Cranking Foot Section of Sock (75 rounds)
47:40 Adjusting Weight Buckle
49:35 Setting Up for Turning Toe
51:17 Removing Ribber Plate (Seeing Inside of Sock)
52:10 Setting Up Cylinder Needles for Turning Short-Row Toe
52:45 Turning Short-Row Toe
59:30 Last Round - Moving To Waste Yarn
01:02:10 Removing Sock From Needles
01:03:10 Finished Sock
01:03:25 Removing Waste Yarn From Top Cuff of Sock
01:05:20 Review of Finished Sock Components
30 сен 2024
